New figures from Statcounter show Windows 11 adoption scraping up against 30 percent of all Windows users. The report indicates a reversal after the OS’s concerning dip in April.
The big picture: Windows 11 suffered a worrying market share dip in the spring, according to Statcounter, but Microsoft’s latest operating system might have recovered to a new all-time peak. Although Windows 10 remains overwhelmingly dominant, Microsoft’s enforced end-of-life date for the OS is approaching, and new hardware could drive the growth of its successor.
New figures from Statcounter show Windows 11 adoption scraping up against 30 percent of all Windows users. The report indicates a reversal after the OS’s concerning dip in April.
After recently returning to 70 percent market share, Windows 10 has fallen to 66 percent while its successor has reached an all-time high of 29.
